AirMyPrayer

AirMyPrayer

Prayer times and notifications

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 1, 2026
  • September 18, 2026

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AirMyPrayer is for establishments/organisations to share prayer times/event/class/funeral information with your congregation/followers from a landing page Send push notifications to everyone connected to your establishment (see below on how to add) Your establishment could be a place of worship or a organisation looking for a space to easily share events and broadcast notifications Core Features Summary Displays accurate daily prayer times (Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha, and Jummah) fetched from the mosque's official timetable or calculated locally via Muwaqqit with customizable prayer calculation angles. Includes real-time countdown to the next prayer and Hijri date display. - Azan & Tahajjud Alarms / Notifications - Share a thought - Share a resource (pdf or link perhaps) - Add events, class and funeral notices - Find your nearest Mosque - Qibla Finder - Notifications on important Islamic Dates Configurable notifications and Azan audio alerts for each prayer time. Dedicated pre-Fajr Tahajjud alarm with customizable timing offsets, volume controls, and sound selection. Dedicated Admin portal for authorized mosque administrators to send push notifications and add events, classes and funerals To add your mosque/establishment please visit https://www.airmyprayer.co.uk/mobileapp
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What's New in AirMyPrayer

v2.8

September 18, 2026

Clicking the Jamaat time will reveal, times for all surrounding mosques (Aylesbury only) Integration with the home AirMyPrayer devices